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AB DAO: AB tokens will be listed on more exchanges soon

According to official news, AB DAO stated that in order to improve market liquidity, the AB (New) token plans to gradually go live on more exchanges and expand global coverage. More ecological development plans will be announced in succession.

Yesterday, it was announced that the Newton Project has officially changed its name to AB and is moving towards a decentralized governance era.

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